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ididntknow · 56-60, M
Did you know, the people that died from the Spanish flu, didn’t die from the flu, they died from internal bleeding, brought on by overdoses of aspirin, which was invented around the same time, people used to swallow them by the handful, it was the new wonder drug to cure all ills, look it up
therighttothink50 · 56-60, M
@ididntknow "70% of elderly people get the flu shot every year, and it kills off a portion of them on day zero. It's got a day-zero kill record. It's in the Medicare data, and nobody's saying a damn thing about this."
~Steve Kirsch 37 seconds
https://substack.com/@stopthoseshots/note/c-230557344?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=ez4wj
~Steve Kirsch 37 seconds
https://substack.com/@stopthoseshots/note/c-230557344?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=ez4wj
FreddieUK · 70-79, M
FreddieUK · 70-79, M
@ididntknow Thought so.
ididntknow · 56-60, M
@FreddieUK ok, so you know better ?
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FreddieUK · 70-79, M
@ididntknow No. I just asked a straightforward question.
ididntknow · 56-60, M
@FreddieUK No you didn’t, you put a laughing face, insinuating I was talking crap
FreddieUK · 70-79, M
@ididntknow Try this from an article in the Smithsonian Magazine entitled Ten Myths about the 1918 Flu Pandemic
I laughed because a standard reply from so many on here when challenged for a source is 'do your research'. It is rather a pattern.
One hypothesis suggests that many flu deaths could actually be attributed to aspirin poisoning. Medical authorities at the time recommended large doses of aspirin of up to 30 grams per day. Today, about four grams would be considered the maximum safe daily dose. Large doses of aspirin can lead to many of the pandemic’s symptoms, including bleeding.
However, death rates seem to have been equally high in some places in the world where aspirin was not so readily available, so the debate continues.
However, death rates seem to have been equally high in some places in the world where aspirin was not so readily available, so the debate continues.
I laughed because a standard reply from so many on here when challenged for a source is 'do your research'. It is rather a pattern.
ididntknow · 56-60, M
@FreddieUK After the covid bolllox I wouldn’t trust the medical magazines either
FreddieUK · 70-79, M
@ididntknow There we are then. We aren't going to agree, If you'd just said in the first place 'Look it up, but don't bother with medical or scientific evidence' I wouldn't have wasted my time.